Early this morning Apple updated their MacBook Pro lineup with the same specifications that I reported on yesterday.The only key differences between the two different 2011 models are slight processor speed enhancements, more storage for the 13-inch models, an improved graphics card for the lower-end 15-inch model and different F3 and F4 keys to match OS X Lion’s Mission Control …

According to 9to5Mac’s inside contact, Mr. X, Apple is getting ready to release their new MacBook Pro lineup as early as next week. The prices will remain the same as the current models, and here are the alleged specifications:

A while back Epic Games brought Unreal Engine 3 to the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch and just yesterday, they announced their free Unreal Development Kit beta for OS X. This new kit will allow Mac developers to create games for Mac using the latest and greatest Unreal Engine! Here’s what Epic Games said in a blog post:

Do you want to change certain things in OS X Lion that Apple just won’t let you do? Like for instance, do you want to enable repeating keys, change the folder background for LuanchPad, disable auto correct and so much more? If so, you should download “Lion Tweaks” – it’s a simple to use utility that has a lot of …

Lion USB flash drives are now available and in stock at Apple stores! Officially the USB flash drives containing OS X Lion cost $69 but, if users who’ve purchased Lion from the App Store are unable to access Lion’s built in recovery tools, they will be eligible to receive a flash drive at no additional cost.

Following Apple’s Find my iPhone iCloud implementation, the “Find my Mac” iCloud feature has also been made available to Apple developers. The Find my Mac feature was discovered inside of OS X Lion earlier this year and now it looks like the new service is ready for testing. Apple uses the data from WiFi routers to accurately pinpoint the location …

Following Apple iCloud.com beta release earlier this week, Apple has revamped their Find my iPhone services within the iCloud.com beta. The new iCloud version of Find my iPhone is only available for registered developers at the moment and will it be available to the public this fall. The only real change from the old MobileMe version of Find my iPhone …